Troops Depart From Salt Lake Tonight
Utah National Guard units, minus a few southern companies, are ordered to rendezvous in Salt Lake City then travel by special train to Carbon county coal fields. They will not depart cars tonight and plan to move no farther than Castle Gate tonight. Reports show growing miner unrest as strikers reportedly march between Scofield and Colton and Italian miners parade a U S flag upside down at Castle Gate.
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Utah National Guard
Salt Lake
Carbon County
Castle Gate
Williams
Utah Fuel Company
Scofield
Colton
United States
Labor Leaders Received by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt hosted lunch with labor leaders from Butte including Malcolm Gilles Edward Long M F Dempsey F Al Cronin William Robinson J W Gilbert and Frank Doyle. Attending were Secretary Cortelyou Carroll Wright Wayne MacVeagh and Representative Dixon of Montana, among others.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Butte
Malcolm Gilles
Stationer Engineers’ Union
Edward Long
Stationary En“Miners” Union
M. F. Dempsey
Miners’ Union
F. al Cronin
William Robinson
J. W. Gilbert
Workingmen’s Union
Frank Doyle
Trade and Labor Assembly
Cortelyou
Carroll D. Wright
Commission of Labor
Representative Dixon
Montana
Wayne MacVeagh
Pennsylvania
Chicago Rail Strike Flares as Police Ordered to Shoot to Hit
Chicago police were told to shoot to hit amid a brutal streetcar strike. Wires were cut and tracks blocked as state street cars faced delays. Arrests were few, while guards and crowds clashed, and a private detective guarding wires was assaulted near Archer and Ashland.
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Chicago
Bullet in His Brain Terrible New Haven Tragedy
Tony Cinco, two and a half, has lived 36 hours with a bullet in his brain after a playfully aimed pistol discharged by a companion. Doctors removed him to a hospital and probed for the bullet without success. He remains conscious only in movement of his heart and breath, but shows no other sign of life.
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New Haven
Conn
Tony Cinco
Tony
Open Air Treatment Gains Ground on TB on North Brothers Island
New York reports the open air treatment for tuberculosis on North Brothers Island shows 127 patients admitted six months ago. 6 discharged cured, 11 under treatment, 11 died. Mortality 25 percent, considered low given the severity of cases. Pure air sunshine good food and absence of worry credited for outcomes.
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New York
Health Department
North Brothers Island
Harriman Party Heads West for Golden Spike Ceremony
A nine car private train carrying Harriman officials and other railroad leaders departs Omaha for Ogden to attend the Thanksgiving day golden spike ceremony marking the Ogden Lucia cut off completion. Portland and San Francisco delegations join in Ogden with extensive press and railroad entourage.
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Ogden-Lucia
Omaha
Harriman Lines
Union Pacific
Lucia
Central Pacific
Harriman
A. J. Barling
Milwaukee
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central
Holdridge
Burlington
J. Stubbs
Portland
Ore
Great Salt Lake
San Francisco
Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific
T. H. Goodman
William McMurray
Five Bodies Washed Ashore After Norwegian Storm
In Stavanger Norway the Norwegian steamer Victoria was attended during last night's storm off the port. No rescue attempts were possible. Five bodies have been washed ashore and some persons cling to the moats of the vessel.
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Stavanger
Norway
Victoria
Confidence in John Redmond Keeps Irish Party Solid
Dublin November 24 At a meeting of the Irish parliamentary party John Redmond presided a vote of cordial confidence in Mr Redmond was unanimously adopted A resolution proposed by Redmond urged William OBrien to withdraw his resignation as a member of parliament for Cork City
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Dublin
John Redmond
Redmond
William O’brien
Cork City
Bad Wreck Blocks Traffic Near Kalispell Montana
A freight wreck at Athens, 20 miles west of Kalispell, left two trains eastbound in a rock cut jammed together. The engine and caboose, snow plow, and about twenty freight cars were wrecked, halting traffic. Harry Krose suffered severe injuries including crushed hip and legs, broken ribs, and facial injuries. he was taken to Kalispell hospital.
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Butte
Mont
Kalispell
Athens
Harry Krose
Meas
Kalispe
More Holdups in the East Reported in Pa and Ia
In Williamsport Pennsylvania two men robbed a station at Montgomery and forced two operators to reveal the arrival time of a freight train. The pair warned officials they would be harmed if they refused. This marks the third hold-up since the Clendenin incident. An engineer Hector Hughen of Renova Iowa was attacked by a robber in eastern Pennsylvania, who struck him with a chain but the robber escaped after a struggle.
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Monroe
Lomax
Burt
Union Pacific
Berry
Kelley
Darlow
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Williamsport
Montgomery
Clendennin
Rourger
Panama
Spain
Revolutionary Junta
Colombia
Congress
Dynamite Plot Ties to Cripple Creek Mine Attack
Victor reports a revolver fragment from the Vin dicator mine has been reassembled, revealing gun numbers and linking the weapon to a Cripple Creek dealer. Authorities track ownership to an identified man, while General Bell withholds evidence for the Coroner's inquest. Governor Peabody boosts Cripple Creek forces as guards detain sixteen prisoners and plan transfers to Canon City or Denver amid a scheme to blow four mines.
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Cole
Vindicator
Cripple Creek
Bell
Peabody
Florence
Robertson
Canon City
Denver
Jienison
Miners’ Union
Bull Pen
Charles McKinney
Leeds
Humboldt man jumps from speeding Burlington train
John Templeton of Humboldt Nebraska leaped from a coach step on the fast Burlington train from Kansas City near Chillicothe Missouri. He was in ill health from business troubles and believed he would be arrested. his sister and daughter were on board.
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Chicago
John Templeton
Humboldt
Neb
Burlington
Kansas City
Chillicothe
Body of Banker Found Near Troost Park Lake
Kansas City authorities report the body of J. W. Rhodes a 47 year old banker from Navasota Texas was found today in Troost park lake. Rhodes had escaped a private sanitarium after an attempted suicide by stepping in front of a street car and had voluntary treatment for depression.
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J. ‘W. Rhodes
Navasota
Texas
Troost Park
Rhodes
Corbett to Fight Mann in Featherweight World Title Bout
San Francisco report says Young Corbett and Eddie Mans on will clash in Chicago on December 29 for the featherweight world championship at 129 pounds in a twenty round bout.
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Chicago
Record Herald
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Eddie Manson
Turkey Prices Hit High in New York Markets
New York reports turkeys selling at 30 cents a pound amid a rising poultry market that also eyes geese and ducks at higher prices. Chickens fetch near prohibitive costs as farmers cull stock to exploit turkey scarcity.
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New York
Higgs
Japan Grows Impatient Over St Petersburg Talks
Yokohama Nov 24 reports no reply from St Petersburg on Japanese overtures. Delays in negotiations are cited as hurting Japan's foreign trade and sparking public protests in Tokyo Yokohama and Osaka against ministerial inactivity.
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Yokohama
St. Petersburg
Japan
Tokio
Osaka
Mail pouch rifled near Oelwein Iowa
A mail pouch near Oelwein Iowa was rifled. hundreds of letters from the West were opened and money orders and checks totaling about $10,000 taken. Most letters were torn or mutilated, making forwarding unlikely. The sack was last seen intact at St Joseph Missouri.
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St. Louis
Navy
Oelwein
Iowa
Dice
St. Joseph
James Kring Gracie Dead Uncle by Marriage to Roosevelt
James Kring Gracie, a banker and uncle by marriage of President Roosevelt, died at his New York home after a short pneumonia illness. Born in New York in 1839, he married a sister of the President’s father, and both the President and Mrs. Roosevelt mourn his loss.
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New York
James Kring Gracie
Roosevelt
Gracie
White House
Slater
Negro Lynched Near Jefferson It Is Reported
A negro named James Nelson, charged with attempted assault on a white girl, has been lynched near Jefferson, 8 C. The report states the event occurred as investigations continue.
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Columbia
James Nelson
Jefferson
Charles Dupee Ke Dies at 60 in Brookline
Morions Nov 24 reports Charles Dupee Ke author of Rock A Bye Baby among other songs died at his Brookline home at age 60. He was known for light verse and popular tunes of his era.
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Morions
Charles Dupeeke
Brookline
Trouble Ahead for Turkey
Vienna dispatch says Austria and Russia will use their forces to establish order in Macedonia if Turkey does not accept demands. All signatory powers to Berlin treaty will be asked to cooperate before action.
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London
Central News
Vienna
Turkey
Macedonia
Grand Rapids Fire Claims Couple In Home Blaze
Telegraph notes from Grand Rapids Michigan report Mr. and Mrs. George Smith aged 60 were fatally burned when their dwelling burned completely. The blaze occurred today November 24 and left the couple dead in their home.
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Grand ,Rapids, Mich
George Smith
Painter Julian Rix Dies in New York
New York reports the death of Julian Walbridge Rix a noted painter of Californian mountain scenes in the city today. The obituary notes his prominence in landscape art and his contribution to American painting.
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New York
Julian Walbridge Rix
Wyoming Congressman Seeks Timber Land Ban in Forest Reserve
Representative Mendell of Wyoming introduced a bill to prohibit timber land selection within lands inside a forest reservation.
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Washington
Representative Mendell
Wyoming
Mitchell Defends Boycott As UMW Chief Seeks Peace
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers spoke at a Universalist club dinner in New York on the boycott. He said a thousand men may act as one, supports closed shops for workers, but opposes unions’ incorporation. He foresaw an era of peace with honor after the current industrial war.
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New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Universalist Club
Mitchell
Tle
Firing on Santo Domingo Escalates as Negotiations Fail
Nov 23 dispatch reports peace talks halted between government officials and rebel leaders. Firing resumed at 8 PM causing more house damage. bombardment continued as government refuses to surrender the capital. A Hamburg American steamer with ammunition arrived and discharge prompted further fire from rebels. German warship Falke supplied livestock and was sent to Santo Domingo City.
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Lhe
Hamburg-American Line
New York
Santo Domingd
Thomas
New York Herald
Falke
Santo Domingo
Schroeder
Four New York Firemen Injured in Tenement Wall Collapse
Four firemen were seriously hurt when a wall collapsed at a tenement adjoining a livery stable on West Fifty third Street. Two were taken to Roosevelt Hospital while the third was treated by an ambulance surgeon. Residents fled to the street as the blaze spread from the stable and twenty one horses burned in the fire.
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Herman
State Street
Sixty-first Street
Thirty
Forty-first Street
New York
Avery
West Fifty-third Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Lunatic Fires at Bank of England Official in London
A severely disturbed man fired four shots at Kenneth Grahame, Bank of England secretary and noted writer, missing him. He was disarmed after a fire hose was requisitioned and taken to the police station. The Londoner from the East End was certified a lunatic.
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London
Kenneth Grahame
Bank of England
Grahame
Germany Recognizes Republic of Panama Under Empire Directive
Berlin reports that the foreign office announced the emperor has directed recognition of the new free state of Panama upon the chancellor's written proposal. The note states Germany has not advanced Colombia’s interests in this matter.
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Germany
Republic OF
Panama
Free State
Panaama
Bogors
Colombia
England to Urge Rights of British Bondholders
London reports Foreign Secretary Lansdowne asks the Council of foreign bondholders for more details on the Colombian loan. Correspondents note Panama’s claim to not assume Colombia’s debt while stating independence and the Isthmus’ belonging to Colombia.
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England
London
Lansgowne
Council of the Foreign Bondholders
Durand
Washington
Panama
P'anama
Panama mission counsel arrives to push treaty plans
New York reports De Pablo Arozmena of Panama and Captain H. Delano aboard the Seguranea. Arozmena will act as counsel for the Panama commission, signaling progress toward the treaty and a planned constitutional change. He notes Panama’s quiet conditions, a three‑member Junta, and hints at a future president and cabinet. He cites US aid as possible but argues Panama can defend independently, while stressing no desire for war. The commission, arriving from Washington, plans to meet in New York to review amendments and a drafted constitution.
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Seguranea
Colon
de Pablo Arozmena
Panama
H. Delano
United Ship
Dixie
Panama Commission
Ife
Arozmena
Cartageway
Ceived
Fanama
United States
Colombia
Washington
Jozmene
Delano
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